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ZenBusiness vs Bizee: LLC Formation Compared (2026)

Both start at $0 in service fees plus your state filing fee. The differences are what is included and what you pay after year one.

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ZenBusinessBizee
Starting service fee$0 (Starter) plus state fee$0 (free LLC) plus state fee
Paid tiersPro $199, Premium $299, plus state feesPaid packages listed from $299 plus state fee
Registered agentNot in Starter; ZenBusiness lists registered agent service at $99 for the first year, then $199 a year, for customers not on PremiumOne year of registered agent service free with any formation package (Bizee states this on its free LLC page)
Processing time (Starter)7 to 10 business days; rush +$79See Bizee order page for current timing
EIN and operating agreementEIN and operating agreement template come with Pro and PremiumConfirm per package on Bizee's order page
Extras to watchBusiness AI website builder trial is preselected at checkout and renews at $15 a month; you can remove it before you buyUpsells appear in the order flow; read each step
Financialist editorial scorecardPricing 4.7, ease of use 4.8, compliance tools 4.7, support 4.5Pricing 4.9, ease of use 4.3, compliance tools 4.2, support 4.2

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Our take

ZenBusiness is the better default for most first-time founders because of its dashboard and compliance tools. Bizee is the value pick if you will manage compliance yourself. Before deciding, compare what each charges for registered agent service after year one, since that is where most lifetime cost sits. State fees are set by the state, not by either company.

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